Snorkelling Bar Beach South
Natural Attractions
Head north on the Princes Highway across Narooma Bridge and turn right into Dalmeny Drive. After one-kilometre turn right onto Centenary Drive and continue to the Apex Park carpark.
One of the safest beaches for children to learn to snorkel along the Eurobodalla coastline is Narooma's Bar Beach South. Its naturally enclosed and protected position near the mouth of the Wagonga Inlet is further enhanced by the break wall at its northern end.
The marine habitat includes juvenile fish, squid and jellyfish. It's also possible to occasionally see small seahorses which will be sure to give young naturalists a fun and rewarding introduction to the marine world.
The beach is enclosed by netting and its sheltered position makes it popular not only with novice snorkellers but with divers as well.
Close to Bar Beach South is Apex Park which has all the necessary amenities for families making a day of it, including a playground, covered picnic tables, barbecues and plenty of parking.
The marine habitat includes juvenile fish, squid and jellyfish. It's also possible to occasionally see small seahorses which will be sure to give young naturalists a fun and rewarding introduction to the marine world.
The beach is enclosed by netting and its sheltered position makes it popular not only with novice snorkellers but with divers as well.
Close to Bar Beach South is Apex Park which has all the necessary amenities for families making a day of it, including a playground, covered picnic tables, barbecues and plenty of parking.
